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Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Thanks a lot! Congratulations for software

WINDOWS XP

i dont like using floppys so which boot cd iso image am i suppose to use for WINDOWS XP PRO??

Re: WINDOWS XP

If you need to boot from a Windows XP Professional CD, you will need to use the original XP CD that came with your computer, or the XP CD you purchased. The Windows XP CDs are bootable, so we don't offer them here.

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

Re: WINDOWS XP

BRILLIANT LOGIC.

My Original Disks are scratched, so half way through a REPAIR installation, the installer gives me "Unable to read file" errors... that's why I was looking for ISO images.

Maybe you'll reconsider your position on this answer. After all, it's not like the disks won't still need to be authenticated. I have my original certificate of Authenticity, just not a viable CD.

... It would be ashame to have to change your domain name to AllBootDisksExceptXP.com :-p

Re: WINDOWS XP

I originally started this site so I would have an online repository for my boot disks. I was a computer technician, and would never have a boot disk when I needed it, so I put them online. I created the ISO images, because most newer computers do not have a floppy drive installed. The ISOs can be used in place of the boot disks for whatever purpose you need.

I completely understand your argument but I'm not a lawyer, and I don't have the time to study the DMCA so I chose not to put these disks online. Overly cautious - perhaps, but I would prefer not to take down this site because of copywrite infringement.

If you need an XP CD, you're not going to find it here. There are plenty of other choices.

You can always get here via http://www.dosiso.com or http://www.msdosiso.com :)

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

Re: WINDOWS XP

Call Microsoft Technical Support and explain your current situation. Once they have authenticate that your the owner of the Win XP Pro CD, they can help you with it.

Maybe a small fee to re-send you another CD?

Re: WINDOWS XP

That is something I did not think of - I'm sure a lost/scratched CD is a fairly common support issue.

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

Re: WINDOWS XP

the windows xp cd is shipped for free to your house, it just wont came with a new license. so, if you lose your license it wont help but if you still have the serial number they wil send it for free.

Re: Order replacement CD from Microsoft

Here is the information direct from Microsoft:

Replacements for damaged, defective, or lost Microsoft software or hardware
To receive assistance from the Microsoft Supplemental Parts team for a replacement request, you must be in possession of the product. Additionally, you must be able to provide a proof of purchase when you request the replacement. There may be replacement costs and shipping and handling fees. The customer service representative can inform you of any fees. If a product is no longer under warranty, the replacement item may no longer be available.

If you need help with product purchases, visit the Microsoft Product Information Center Web site:
http://www.shop.microsoft.com



http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=326246

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

Re: Order replacement CD from Microsoft

You could just get the new Windows version of Xp - Pirated Edition
or get linux its better and free. Oh and why are there no linux boot floppies here.!!:P

Re: Order replacement CD from Microsoft

RE: Linux boot diskettes: As I understand, based on reading books such as Red Hat Fedora Linux 3 (Wiley Publishing), the newer Linux distributions are too large to allow you to boot from a floppy. I'm not an expert, but I suspect that if you find an older Linux distro that allows the creation of a boot floppy, then you should be able to install THAT Linux, and then upgrade to the newest via the Internet. The newer distros require that you have at least a bootable CD-ROM, preferably a bootable DVD-ROM.

I am after a legal copy of WinXP myself-I bought my computer used from a repair shop. It has a validated XP installation and has the Microsoft product key sticker on the case, so I may be able to order a replacement disk set so I can reinstall XP. I hope not to buy a retail XP box but who knows?

Why would anyone be so crazy as to trust a pirated copy of XP? I agree, Linux is the prefered option vs. buying the full retail box of XP! (Only use XP if you have programs that don't have Linux equalivants.)

Re: Order replacement CD from Microsoft

Back in January 2003 I called Microsoft because my Windows XP Pro Upgrade (retail) CD failed to install because of scratches on it. They sent me a replacement CD. I did have to prove I had a retail copy by reading to them the Product Key for it.

Some notes on the replacement CD.
* I had to pay something like $25-$30 for it.
* It was not a retail CD. It had "Not for retail or OEM distribution" on it.
* It had its own Product Key on it.

Re: WINDOWS XP

My PC has a booting problem and it has no floppy drive. So I need an ISO CD image for Win XP.

Re: WINDOWS XP

Firstly, I suggest you take better care of your discs! Try taking your xp cd to a movie hire shop, they should have a scratch removing machine...as long as it's not too badly scratched, they should be able to help!

Re: WINDOWS XP

Why don't you shut the f*ck up you ungrateful c*nt, these guys didn't scratch your CDs, and they aren't responsible for your stupidity.

Re: WINDOWS XP

If you are having problems copying files installing XP then you might have scratched the install CD, a dirty CD ROM or damage to the motherboard, hooking up a print can damage the motherboard if the computer power is not turned off.

Re: WINDOWS XP

Actually NOT ALL XP pro disks are bootable.
I have one of the first editions that were sold. They did not come as bootable. thus the need for the 6 floppies to install on a clean drive (which is something I almost always do when I redo my systems.. )

Your not really offering much for the OG xp users out there who want an alternative to the darn floppies.
I was out in search of one as I simply am tired of bad floppies and having to find floppies specifically for this purpose.. I'd much rather have a CD.. for all out there who are looking for a xp pro bootable cd they exist. When you get to the screen where you have an option to install you must then remove the bootable cd and insert your xp pro disk. Search google.

So there are needs for these things.....

Re: WINDOWS XP

As yet, even microsoft haven't released a cd version of their xp boot system....it's doubtfull they ever will.....In ME and earlier dos systems, one could create a bootable cd using a program such as nero express, all you needed was the bootable floppy disk to do it(hence, the iso for a bootable cd)! Unfortinately, the same process dosen't work in xp!

Re: WINDOWS XP

I have a download of the Windows XP ISO that you could use.
Just go here: http://filecyb.org/download/31418750
The file is seperated in 6 different .rar parts, and you have to use rapidshare to download it which can be a pain. But all you need is WinACE or WinRAR and just unzip Windows XP Home SP2.part 1.rar after download all six parts. It will unzip to 1 ISO file.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

thank u for your iso images , congradulations , but some problems during downloading from your site , i am using 1 mbps connection , from your site 2.62 mb file bootdisk.iso it taken 43 minuts for downloading , i dont know what is the problem , from microsoft site 30 mb of file ,it taken 6 minuts for downloading ,

please check and solve the problem

thank u

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Hi girish,
I know what the issue is, but solving it is a bit complex. The servers running this site can not handle the load, so I've had to restrict the download speed for the .iso and .exe files using mod_bw for Apache http://bwmod.sourceforge.net/.

Without this restriction in place the entire site becomes unresponsive and unusable.

I'm working on getting this back in order and should hopefully have something in place shortly.

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

This was just what I've been looking for! Thanks!

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

This is just what I was looking for, as WindowsXP setup was complaining about SmartDrive and I knew the only way I could get it not to was start SmartDrive then launch setup from the CD. To do that I needed a Windows 98 Startup Disk but my PC has no floppy drive.

This site is perfect! Thanks a lot.

=]

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Thanks again!
Please make one for Windows Vista.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Sorry!

If you need to boot from a Windows Vista CD, you will need to use the original Vista CD/DVD that you purchased.

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

good day,
can i take out linux without using 98 boot disk, if yes how?

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Hello. i need help please. u can put in your site a iso file of windows 2000 professional??? please

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Sorry - if you need to boot into Windows 2000 repair mode, you can use the original Windows 2000 CD that you purchased for your machine, or that came with your computer when it was purchased.

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

um thanks by the way so you know the problems with windows and will always be their becuase it made for 32 bit thow thats why it will never be past that allthow 32 bit wise is close to perfect 64 bit will never fly or etc becuase it will just make proccessors stupider and stupider

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Did one of those processors write this post?

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

if you need to boot into safe mode jsut download at microsoft right now they got trial for windows xp pro and then you can use it to boot that then you can start in safe mode securly

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Good tip, thank you!

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Fantastic, thank you for taking the time and effort to supply the simple ISOs. I tried to make my own for hours, I wish I had stumbled across this site first! Cheers

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

thanks =) it is great!!!

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

The BIOS on my older computer must be upgraded while booted into DOS. Unfortunately I have never had a floppy drive on the computer..... :D
So I downloaded the DOS 6.22 iso CD image above and wanted to add the BIOS updater program and the .bin data file to the iso and burn it to CD...(easy, right?).. This all seems to work fine, but no matter how I seem to change the options for editing the ISO and burning, one of the two following situations occurs: First...the iso would no longer be bootable, or Second...it would boot but DOS cannot see the two new files even though I can see them in windows though when exploring the CD..

I tried a program called MagicISO and another ISO editing tool to no avail. I am guessing that it has something to do with the "emulate 1.44 floppy" vs "emulate hd" options (Big guess here); but the programs I have tries seem to be able to sense this handy dandy piece of information but not change it reliably. Any Ideas?

Thank you in advance.

-Javatexan

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

I'm trying to do the same thing and update BIOS and I'm having the same problem. I read that with a floppy boot-disk you can type "autoexec" then replace the boot-disk with a disk with the BIOS and the BIOS installer so I may give up on CDs and try that.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

The Files are, in fact, on the disk and accessible; just NOT where you are looking!

1. Download the MSDOS 6.2.2 ISO
2. Open it with WinISO
3. Add your BIOS Flashing Program to the ISO
4. Add your new BIOS ROM File to the ISO
5. Save the ISO
6. Open the ISO and Burn using Nero per the instructions on this site
7. Boot with the new CD
8. Type 'R:' or 'S:' (if you have a second optical drive)
- it should have changed virtual drives (you should see R:\)
9. Type 'DIR /p' and verify your Flashing Program is available
10. Update that BIOS!

Mad kudos to AllBootDisks!!!

-MasterPo

Howto edit the DOS CD ISO autoexec.bat?

Firstly a big thanks to AllBootDisks for creating this site. It is a great resource and saved me a lot of time in the past.

I currently use the procedure explained by MasterPo (June 9th 2007), but wish to take it one step further.

Is it possible to edit the autoexec.bat & config.sys files on your DOS v6.22 ISO?

I wish to run my batch files automatically on boot instead of having to type 'r:' 'setup.bat' each time.

Cheers.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

THANK YOU, THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!

And thank you.

I've been trying to make bootable DOS CD using these images for BIOS update (no floppy and Asus update app requires DOS to run) and had the problem the new files not showing.

Again: Thank-You-For-Your-Help.

Did I say Thank You already? OK, here it comes: Thank You. Santa won't forget you, ho-ho-ho...

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

I was doing the same thing on a new Dell machine, and here is how I was able to update the BIOS.

I used a USB flash drive, which the BIOS recognized as a logical drive upon initialization and assigned a drive letter. I copied the BIOS flash files to it, and after using AllBootDisks ISO boot CD I created to boot into DOS, I changed to the drive letter assigned to the USB flash drive and ran the BIOS update from there! It worked!

I hope others have the same luck that your BIOS will recognize a USB flash drive. It was a Godsend.

Thanks AllBootDisks!

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

sweet just what i was looking for

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

YOU GUYS ROCK Man. No bullshit on this site.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

thats fantastic..answer to those people who charge for the same...

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

You do know that this is all piracy? Right?

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

You guys are a real time saver! Thank you so much..

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Great service, perhaps you have got a paypal account for a little donation to the site?

Many Thnx from Germany!

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Tag

Thanks for the offer but no donations are needed, the ads pay for my servers, and that's all I need!

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Many thanks!

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Thanks a lot, this is wonderful since noone has floppy drives anymore.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

The right stuff at the right moment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Thanks so much , you are a life saver!!! ;)

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Thanks. I was wondering if it was possible to make a Windows ME boot disc (not disk). My PC has no floppy drive and it is too sexy for a floppy controller device too.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

saya user dari indonesia.. menurut saya, web ini sangat berguna untuk mendapatkan cd boot.. terima kasih..

arvi

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Hi,

I need to install older OS on my VMware machine. I have the original OSes. But you know old OSes such as MSDOS and Windows 95 are not bootable from CD, they require a floppy disk while My VMWare machine does not have a floppy drive.

Can I install old OS (DOS, W95, or W98) on my VMWare machine using your products?

By the way, long time ago, I've burnt one of your bootable OS on CD and tried to boot from it, but didn't work as I expect. Please guide me also to how to burn your old CD bootable OSes.

Many thanks

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

By change do you have a DR DOS version ISO.

Thanks in advance

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Sorry, no Dr. DOS!

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Thanks, I needed a later version of Windows to update to XP because I hate Vista and I only had an update CD to XP.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Thanks a lot. For some reasons, I am looking for windows 98 Japanese version. After I used your windows 98 bootable disk, I can boot my computer, but when I used the setup.exe in the CD drive, setup did not happen. Could you please tell me what I should do In this case. Thank you very much!

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Okay. I don't normally add comments, but I gotta say . . . you guys rock! You're the only one on the net that provides this kind of software in an organized, convenient, and easily accessible way.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

iso file download links return .exe files instead when using opera 9.20. bizarre.... same links work flawlessly with Firefox, though.

Thanks a lot for the iso-files !

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

This has now been corrected. I screwed up the MIME type declaration in Apache which was causing these files to be read as .exe files. Using Firefox, this was not an issue - it ignored the MIME type and saved the file using the original extension.

These files now download as .iso using Opera, Firefox and even IE :)

Thanks for letting me know.

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Que mal que no tengan todos las imágenes en español.
Hay que pensar también que existen personas que no daben nada de inglés. A ver si alguien sabe de donde se pueden bajar las imágenes pero en español. Avisen.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Quicas no habla Español, y tambien es su pagina privada y su tiempo privada que gasta... Al otro lado tienes derecho, queremos mas paginas como esa en Español!

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Sorry, I don't know why I can't access any drives (at least c:\) after booting to dos with your ISO DOS 6.22.

But it seems no one has mentioned this problem, or that is because I didn't use it properly?

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

After doing some research, I found that the problem is because my C drive is formatted with NTFS rather than FAT, that's why my C drive in dos is inaccessible.
But is there really no ways to work around this problem?
Since people usually use boot disk because they want to back-up something from C before format it when their window has got seriously crashed by virus, there is no point to use bootdisk without accessing C drive.
Anyone knows how to make NTFS formatted drive accessible in DOS?
Thanks.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Hello, i have the same problem because i want to acces my d: disk to run ghost dos version but i can not switch to c: or d:, did you got any solution to this problem? if any help, i will apreciate very much

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

If you are booting from floppy you can remove the boot floppy after you have successfully booted to the a: prompt. Insert a floppy that contains Ghost. Type: ghost and the program will start. Once Ghost is running you will have full access to your NTFS drives, create a recovery image to CD or DVD or even a USB Hard Drive.
If you are booting from CD you can create the same type of disk using WinISO or even Nero to allow the same. Use Nero from another Machine to create a bootable CD and add Ghost to the drive before burning. WinISO procedure is also similar. Each Program has help instructions as well to walk you through the process. The best boot disk to use is ME. This will load the option for CD drivers on older machines. Also for those who have asked about 2000, XP or Vista, the boot disk created by all of the OSes is a cut down version of ME. If you are looking to reinstall or repair your OS you are not looking for a boot disk anyways. I guess that is a point of confusion here. A boot disk is just that. It allows you to boot the machine to the a: prompt. If you are looking to go farther than that a boot disk isn't going to help you much, your problems require a reinstall or repair of the OS. This site is an excellent tool and delivers exactly what it says it is going to. It is all in the name. Allbootdisks.com. Thanks Guys, excellent job.
Ty Case
Case PC

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

NTFSDOS was an old program that allowed DOS to see what was on NTFS-formatted drive. You couldn't write to the drive, just copy and look. It used .VXD files as I recall.

"NTFS File System Driver for DOS/Windows V3.02R+ (read-only)
Copyright (C) 1996-1999 Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell"

I think Microsoft hired Mark from SysInternals

I'm very grateful people like you exist on-line

Much respect for being content with having the ad's pay for the hosting/domain name. A big thumbs up on providing an invaluable collection of ISO's and not demanding registration, 'small fees', etc. All the best to your health and wealth. Chris

Re: I'm very grateful people like you exist on-line

Hey bikerchris,

Thanks a lot for the kind words!

Like I said before, this site started basically because I needed these disks to fix someone's computer, and I would inevitably leave them in my office. I always had internet access - so voila!

There is nothing worse than trying to fix some computer issue and get to a site where they want you to pay for the answer. There is a certain 'expert exchange' that drives me crazy because of this...oh well.

I'm not planning on retiring from allbootdisks.com - so as long as my expenses are covered, all is well. I'll keep my day job!

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

Boss

can you provide an info on how i can reformat my PC with Windows XP pro service pack 2

Question

i have problems accessing some of my mmorpgs, e-mail and yahoo messenger. it only says that it could not access my computer. this all happened after i have an ntldr missing problem because of troja. i really need help.

thanks

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Thank you very much!

What a great job you've done!

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

I was curious about the difference in with and without ramdrive.?Why sys.com is only on noramdrive cd?

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

I see now.
The ramdrive version has an ebd.cab file that has the other files needed and is extracted to the ram drive

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

phew..... thank you.

Windows 95

Are the windows 95a and b the same file?

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

thanx for boot iso immage

one request to allbootdisks.com please create multi boot immage .

mohan rao

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

B"H

None of these images seem to contain COMMAND.COM. Without COMMAND.COM you can't load the operating system!

While this is a great idea and greatly appreciated, it's not worth anything without the command processor for the version of DOS or WIN that you need to boot.

Bill H.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

command.com and the rest is all here.

Was great to quickly create a win98 FAT32 bootable USB key tonight to sort out my bios issue. Pah who needs CDs :)

Thanks,
BS

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Hi Everybody

I am looking from a long time to the windows xp bootdisk.iso
but i don't get it.so if somebody know where i could find it..let me know.

Ok,thanks

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Help please. When I put i386(trying to install Win XP Pro) It won't show up! Please help!

Eldavo.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

EDIT: I'm using Win98 booooot disk.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

EDIT2: GOT IT!!!! w000000000000000000t!
TYVM

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Thank for the well done job.
this boot cd iso's save me a lot for headaches

ALL BOOT DISKS SUCKS EGGS

UR ISO FILES SUCK DEY DONT WORK IN VIRTUAL PC AND U DONT EVEN HAVE ALL WINDOWS BOOT DISKS LIAR! U SUCK!

Re: ALL BOOT DISKS SUCKS EGGS

How pathetic? And anyway, MS Virutual PC is a rubbish OS emulator, you need Paralells Workstation, the best Windows, Linux and Mac OS emulator ever built! In addition, I don't know what other boot disks you'd be wanting - Windows 1.0?

Re: ALL BOOT DISKS SUCKS EGGS

I could not have said it better - anyone using Virtual PC does not have much of an argument!

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

Re: ALL BOOT DISKS SUCKS EGGS

ive noticed a error on the 98se ISO package.
on booting.
Banana not found....

hehe very funny.

Anyway about the guy complaining about not having virtual pc.

Who the hell would even bother?

Remote desktop ftw.

sounds like a newb whos never heard of VCN or RDP.

...

Re: ALL BOOT DISKS SUCKS EGGS

We're all excited and waiting for your new site to publish all of the disks. You can create the ISO's, right? Let us all know as soon as it goes live we'll all be there to cheer you on.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Thanks a lot for this very good software... I tried creating my own boot disk but always something is wrong somewhere.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

I wanted to tell you how much I appreciate the effort you went through to create these CD Images. I have been searching all day for what I needed and you had it. I recently tried to reinstall the factory software on an older computer to give to my nephews to play with and it crapped out on me. Ofcourse all the newer computers I own have no floppy drives. LOL. Thanks again.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

nice one.. its so useful..

i already download the win98boot disk .iso.

thanks thanks

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Thanks, i already download the win98boot disk .iso.

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Wow¡¡¡.... you are the future man..
ThanksVeryMuch...
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Thanks....

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

I need a NTFS boot disk because I can't get XP to start - I want to chkdsk hard-drive for errors, possible save files, etc????

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

If you use the standard setup disk and go to repair windows..

Does the same job!

Ryan

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Thank You!

can anyone help?

i need an windows nt 3.51 iso boot image. does neone know where i can get one?

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

I have Windows XP Service pack 2. I didn't get any setup cd-roms with my pc. So, which file do I have to download and burn on a cd to get a Windows SP2 boot cd rom? I havent found it anywhere...

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

SP2 disks are hard to come buy.

You can usually but one for around Twenty pound or twenty five dollars

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Thanks worked greaT!

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Hello,

Do you have the boot CD iso for Windows XP?
I could not find it at http://www.allbootdisks.com/download/iso.html

-Raj

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Great site. WIN98SE ISO worked like a champ. MY Win98SE CD is not bootable and this helped out. Now, If I could just get OFF of Win98!

virtual pc!!

to use iso files in virtual pc just download, start up a vm and at the top go to
CD, capture image and find the image.

Re: Windows NT BootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Got into a new position where the previous guy took software with him. Now I'm in a job struggling to make it. I know the job but there are things that are missing, some I download from internet some I buy. Windows NT cannot be bought through the company anymore. I need a copy of NT including a boot disk. Some of the older systems we have are ran on NT and even if I make a new computer with 2000 or XP it will not work because all drivers, etc...Please help. How can I get that. Here maybe? Thanks, Willie.

Re: Windows NT BootDisks ISO Image Downloads

If you download the floppy version off of this site, you can use a key off of one of the other machines..

Ryan

Possible method to boot iso's inside msdos?

Ran into a serious bug. I have a laptop, and the hard drive went belly up recently. we managed to recover the data on it, but the drive was still damaged. I did replace the drive, but forgot to get my cd drive replaced/fixed. I still have no cd drive, but i do have a valid Windows XP Pro cd key from the copy I purchased a months after it came out, and the product CD key that came with the Toshiba laptop. I really don't want to spend the $300+ to get the cd drive replaced, is there *ANY* way around this, or am i just up a creek without a paddle?

Re: Possible method to boot iso's inside msdos?

Hmmm,

If you have the ISO on the hard drive,

1. Locate the file

2. Type cd C:\where it is here

3. Type run nameofiso.iso

It should work, although i haven't tried..

Good Luck!

Ryan

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

hi, i just bought a pc tablet but no system inside and no cd external nor internal, i'd like to boot form my USB flash drive and install a new system trough my tablet... plz help me(i want install a windows XP pro)
thanks

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

Ahh this is easier...

When you start up press F8

Go to boot sequence.

Change it so that the Flash drive letter usually E: is first

Save

Restart and voila!

Ryan

Re: AllBootDisks ISO Image Downloads

any one of the iso contain format options.....

Thanks.

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does ur winme_bootdisk.iso have the newer version of fdisk.exe to support more than 64 gb hard disk.
i have used ur win98SE_boot.iso but its fdisk dose not report my hard disk size correctly.
(microsoft support page shows it had a bug which has a hotfix.)
kindly reply
URGENT
thanx for ur site.

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thank you so much

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i went through 5 cdr's trying to add my bios updating files in the mannor you suggested and i made 5 coasters.. thank you very little

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I am restoring an older compaq I put a replacement hard drive in the cpu, I have a non bootable win 98 cd, and the master cd's, I can't use the master cd's because the error message sais: cant find system save drive.
the new wd hard drive is an exact model but it didnt come from compaq. Are these bootable cd's going to help me run a non bootable win 98 cd? so I can reload win 98? also I have a brand new xp upgrade cd, I cant use it until I have windows 98 loaded.

Thanks alot!

I've been looking for a MS-DOS boot.ISO! Also, I need to put windows 95 on my virtual PC so I can run a macro!
Thanks!

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its kinda sad the whole reason that i am doing this is so i can update the firmware of a cdrom drive your site is a blessing, thanks for having it up.

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You are a life saver. I have been looking for a disk so that I could get to FDISK. Many thanks.

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OK, interesting situation here:
I have a desktop with WinXP sp2 installed, which only has a CD drive (no dvd or floppy).
Our developer has an MSDN DVD with Win2k3 Server.
We're tryiung to install Win2k3 Server onto this WinXp machine (yes, we know we can't upgrade, and we don't care about saving any data on the machine). We just need this for testing purposes.
Found a site that told us to burn the win2k3 i386 folder from the DVD to a CD, and then boot the XP machine in DOS mode, and call Win2k3 setup routine from there.
Created a boot cd with the DOS6.22_bootdisk.iso, following the instructions from your site.
However, we seem to be unable to get to DOS mode using the boot cd (yes, we changed the BIOS to boot from the cd drive).
Am I mis-interpretting something here? Did we miss a step, or did I use the wrong .iso file?
Please advise.
Thanks!
Phedre

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Are you sure you created the DOS Boot CD using the ISO file correctly?

For example, with a program like DeepBurner there is an option called
"Burn ISO Image". Make sure that you are buring the CD as an ISO image and not simply copying the file to the CD....because it wont boot.

If you are burning the CD correctly, then ignore my post and let's see if Chappy (or anybody else) has any other solutions for you.

DRW

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I completely agree with DRW, I've tested these ISO's as have thousands of others and I have not had nor heard of any complaints.

After burning, if you try to browse the CD contents you will not see anything - it will look like a blank CD. This is because all of the boot files are located in the MBR (Master Boot Record) and are not visible. If you try to boot from the CD - it will work. This is something that I want to change, but unfortunately have not had the time!

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

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ALL THANKS OR MORE THANKS TO ALL PEOPLE WORKED ON THIS SITE
ITS REALLY MAGIC HELP FOR ANY ONE NEED HELP <
WISH WE CAN LATER FOUND ISO BOOTABEL FOR XP AND OTHER.
BY THE WAY I AM TRYING TO MAKE THEM ALL ON ONE BOOT CD,
WHEN IT FINISH I WILL UPLOAD IY YO YOU,

REGARDS TO YOU ALL,
THANKS

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do u no i have tried all this out and still it hasnt worked . i still cant install xp files wont copy for some reason

Network Boot Disk -

sir,

I am using Ghost to take the image of the installed whole pc with XP.
One of my friend is working with Oracle as technician who is using some network boot disk which given by their company and deploying the ghost image at a time in to number of Pc's or laptops at a time. He told me that the network boot cd which he is using given by their compny comes with the network drivers which their pcs or laptops using

Hear i am using different systems with different network adapters. for example i am using "Realtek RTL8139 Family PCI Fast Eathernet NIC". Can you able to arrange me that type of network boot cd to take or deplyo the ghost image for my purpose. I am a reseller(assembler) of system and Hardware technician.

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Hi,

It has been a while since I have used Ghost, but I believe that when you follow the Ghost boot disk installation wizard, you are prompted to select/install drivers for different network adapters. Ghost will then create it's own bootable CD with the network and filesystem drivers already in place.

Can someone with some more recent experience verify/correct this?

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

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Chappy,

I just wanted to say thank you and keep up the great work! Like many others on this post I have to say that your site certainly came in handy when I needed a Windows 98 Boot CD ISO file. Thanks again for this excellent free public service. Cheers!

DRW

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I can't seem to add my firmware updater to the bootdisc, the drives r: and s: don't seem to exist, any advice?

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can you organize these comment like 'tree node'.
it's make me pain in 'scroll' and 'scroll
:)

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Ask and ye shall receive. I placed some comment controls above the comments, so you can customize it as you wish.

Enjoy!

- Chappy -
http://www.allbootdisks.com

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HELP!

i am running a mac mini

all the files im downloading (.ISO)

im using all different virtual machines an all of them wont work it says the disk drive C has viruses.

WHATS GOING ON.

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Thanks loads! I really appreciate the effort you guys have done. Ron

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Amazing. It just worked. Saved me an incredible amount of grief. Straight forward instructions.

Thanks so much!

Mark

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Need !!

Windows XP Tablet PC Edition

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Hey Guys!

Thanks so much for puting these boot iso's online... I've been looking for ages for a boot cd-rom!

keep up the good work!

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Thanks, clicked on all the adds for good measure ;-)

Alternative to CD:

Well what about the poor people who can't afford to run out there and buy a new cd or cd-rw every you want to burn a bootable cd? I have a 4.00 GB Flash Drive, but I don't know how to get the computer to boot from the USB drive and I don't know how to convert a bootable cd to run off of a USB flash drive. (I am a tech at my high school) One of my fellow techs tells me that all you have to do is copy the root of the cd onto the flash drive and select boot from USB device in the BIOS of the computer... well I tried that and it didn't work. Any comments, hints, suggestions? Thnx

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Have had some major problems sorting out a boot floppy that worked with all my Systems and then would also work as an image for a bootable CD - the aim of the exercise. This Site has great set of useful resources. Well done - your hard work is much appreciated.

Help

You should make USB bootable files. I am trying to install a windows 3.1 on my usb, and your disks help! Thanks!

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I am looking for an iso image of windows 1.0 can anyone help me.
Thanks

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i have a computer and i couldn't connect to the internet to activate it, so i've downloaded an OS which is in .ISO format and am wondering is it possible to make this the only OS on my computer?

i am new to ISO's and have downloaded UltraISO will this make a "boot disk" for my computer?

thanks in advance

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Ok, long story short, my Toshiba recovery cd for my laptop doesn't work, i get a output A:\GHOST.ERR? message but who cares i can get drivers for it of Toshiba's site. Can i download the floppies, put them on another computer, then figure out how to make an iso from that or if anyone can tell me how to copy my recovery disk because it may be scratched but reads perfectly on my other computer. By the way this is my other computer as i cant get on windows on my Toshiba laptop because Ghost deleted it only 19% the way through when it gave me the error. Help?

Thanks

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If your Toshiba recovery CD reads fine on another computer, but not on the computer you want to use it with, then chances are that it's the drive in that computer that's screwy, not the CD. However, to confirm if this is true you can make a copy of that CD like this:

- On the computer that can read the CD fine, download Alcohol 120% (I think they do a 30-day trial version if you don't want to pay; it's a damn good program though).
- Put the recovery CD in the drive, start Alcohol and select the option at the top left that says "create image" (or similar).
- In the window that opens make sure you specify that you want to save the image as an .iso file and that you do NOT want to skip errors. Leave any other options as they are.
- Start the rip and wait until it's done. If it starts complaining that there are read errors on the disc then you know that it's the CD that's f-ed and you may as well give up. (You'll need to contact Toshiba and beg them to send you a new recovery disc; time to dig out that proof of purchase!)
- If the rip finishes without errors then take out the recovery CD and put in a blank CD (actually, iirc I'm pretty sure it will be a DVD, not a CD).
- In Alcohol, select the option at the top right to "burn image file" (or similar).
- In the window that pops up, select the .iso file you just created, start the burn and wait until it's done.
- You now have a second copy of the recovery CD (or DVD). Throw it into the Toshiba and see if it works okay.

Hope this helped. :)

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Thxx!!!